May I know if these refills are suitable for 'Parker Urban Premium Chiseled Medium Point Ballpoint Pen'? Is this the 1.0M model?
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I think you can make shure by the ISO code that is 12757-2. It has Point 1.0 M which indicate that it has Medium Point. (0.7 indicaties Fine Point) I made a picture for you, but I do not see a link to connent it to this answer. It has a writing length of approx. 3,500 meters. It write very smooth. The price is very Nice.
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The refill should be suitable since the Parker Urban Premium Chiseled Medium Point Ballpoint Pen uses a standard Parker refill, which this refill is. There is no mention of the writing thickness on the refill except," Medium Point'; in my opinion the writing thickness is 0.7mm and not 1.0mm.
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I just did a little Googling; here's the refills:http://www.officemax.com/office-supplies/pens-pencils-markers/pens/pen-refills/product-ARS25573
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Hi... Unfortunately I don't know the difference between the original and newer versions. It appears that I have the older version and I will find out very soon if they fit - new batch of refills are on the way (ETA tomorrow) .... r
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I am sorry I don't know the answer to that, only that I have a Bill Blass penset my wife gave me and I use the mini pen all the time. The Cross refill fit that perfectly and is very high quality.
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The refills do not fit any Mont Blanc pen. My pen requires the refill to screw into the barrel. I was making the comment about the advertisement that it fits "any" MB pen and not the product. I have six MB pens. . .
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sorry I can not tell you as I am not familiar with your pen. I can assure you that these are of the highest quality for their intended use & I am pleased with them.
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I also need to replace a ballpoint cartridge with the markings (ISO 12757 2 H M DOC ). I just called Mont Blanc customer service (1-800-995-4810), and they said that the ISO number found on the cartridge typically does not match the Mont Blanc refill number found on the packaging. The rep told me just to make sure I select a refill that matches my pen type (Meisterstuck ballpoint), desired color (black) and preferred writing tip (broad point). And I agree with Willy that it's best to buy genuine Mont Blanc replacements. I've purchased generics in the past, and the quality just isn't the same. I also need to replace a ballpoint cartridge with the markings (ISO 12757 2 H M DOC ). I just called Mont Blanc customer service (1-800-995-4810), and they said that the ISO number found on the cartridge typically does not match the Mont Blanc refill number found on the packaging. The rep told me just to make sure I select a refill that matches my pen type (Meisterstuck ballpoint), desired color (black) and preferred writing tip (broad point). And I agree with Willy that it's best to buy genuine Mont Blanc replacements. I've purchased generics in the past, and the quality just... » Read More I also need to replace a ballpoint cartridge with the markings (ISO 12757 2 H M DOC ). I just called Mont Blanc customer service (1-800-995-4810), and they said that the ISO number found on the cartridge typically does not match the Mont Blanc refill number found on the packaging. The rep told me just to make sure I select a refill that matches my pen type (Meisterstuck ballpoint), desired color (black) and preferred writing tip (broad point). And I agree with Willy that it's best to buy genuine Mont Blanc replacements. I've purchased generics in the past, and the quality just isn't the same. « Show Less
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I doubt it. Does the original pen refill look like the picture? It would be wise to take some measurements of the original refill.
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Well, I can't say for sure since I don't have any and have never tried it in the past, but common sense would say that Pentel was probably smart enough to make the refill barrel sizes all the same, with just the tips being different between the 1.0 and 0.7 nibs. I do know that the tip that came pre-installed in the pen was NOT the same as the 0.7 refills that I bought, but the 0.7 refills dropped into the pen just fine. Hope this helps!
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This is a Parker brand fountain pen ink converter and should fit all Parker fountain pens. Joseph C. Ptasinski/Passion4Pens
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Brent, I do not know if this will fit in your pen.I do know that the customer service is excellent! I suggest that you contact them, directly, and ask which refill will fit your pen.Derith
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I don't know what the item number for the refills is, I'm sorry. I can tell you that I get them at Staples though and they are the cross brand, ballpoint refills.
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Sorry not sure I can be of help here. I bought the pen refill because of the size of it for a promotional pen that I like. I do not even know the brand of the pen.
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When I received this stylus, about week I received two free refills, I do not now if they are standard? But you can order refills by Butterfox # BOOAGZ1J5Y, hope this helped
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I imagine that Parker make refills, but the refills made by Cross fit perfectly and they are really good quality, although somewhat expensive. The Cross refills are readily available in South Africa where I live.
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Parker pen refills work perfectly IF you remove the black plastic grooved piece at the end. Just grab it with some small pliers and twist it off. Then you can gently force the refill back down the barrel of the pen, and it will fit perfectly.
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Go online with Amazon it won't be under the same name but the size should work.Search with the header mini pen refills.